Learn about EVERFI’s Sexual Assault Prevention for Student Athletes course and insights from recent data about the demographics and attitudes of college athletes.

1. Championing Sexual Assault
for Student Athletes
Holly Rider-Milkovich
Senior Director Prevention Education, EVERFI
Jayme Katis
Regional Director Central & West, EVERFI
Former Division 1 Swimmer
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3. OFFERINGS
OUTCOMES
Campus Prevention Network
Digital Learning
Diagnostics
Data Insights
Research
Safer, Healthier Campus Communities
Informed & Empowered Students,
Faculty & Staff
Evidence-Based Prevention Strategies
Proactive, Visible LeadersPARTNERS
Academics & Student Affairs
Diversity & Title IX Offices
Athletics Departments
Greek Organizations
Alcohol &
Other Drugs
Sexual Assault
Prevention
Harassment &
Discrimination Prevention
Mental Health &
Well-Being
Diversity,
Equity &
Inclusion
AREAS OF
EXPERTISE

4. Poll 1:
Our primary challenge
in providing prevention
education to our
athletic community is:
A. Gathering insightful data to
demonstrate outcomes
A. Managing time constraints and
schedules
A. Ensuring that we comply with
the full scope of the NCAA
requirements for sexual
violence prevention
A. Developing a comprehensive
strategic plan for sexual
violence prevention

5. Discussion
Topics
Research Insights
Overview of EVERFI’s Sexual
Assault Prevention for Student
Athletes
Case Study and Insights
NCAA Commitment & Prevention
Education

6. 6LEADERSHIP
COLLABORATION
COMPLIANCE &
ACCOUNTABILITY
EDUCATION
& ENGAGEMENT
Sexual violence prevention must be a priority for
athletics directors and college presidents.
Meaningful progress in sexual violence prevention efforts
requires cross-campus collaboration.
Schools must comply with federal laws, campus policies, and
NCAA rules – and are accountable for prevention.
Effective educational programming is aimed at behavior and culture
change, and student-athlete involvement is essential.
NCAA’s Five Core Commitments
http://www.ncaa.org/sport-science-institute/sexual-violence-prevention-tool-kit

7. INSTITUTIONALIZATION
CRITICAL PROCESSES
POLICY
PROGRAMMING
Framework for Comprehensive Prevention
Campus Prevention Network
www.campuspreventionnetwork.com
The degree of system-wide buy-in, visible commitment, and
meaningful investment in effective prevention initiatives
The strategic, collaborative, and research informed translation
of resources (staff/budget) into effective policies and programs
The values and expectations of the institution and its community,
and the system of accountability to uphold and enforce them
The intentional development, multi-modal design, and targeted delivery
of prevention programs and messages that will maximize impact

8. 8
Athlete Experiences with Violence
17% female/4% male
athletes experienced
unwanted sexual contact
13% female/3% male
athletes experienced
violence prior to arrival
n=9769

9. 9
n=9769
Athlete Climate Insights
Q: If you have witnessed or
experienced harmful language
or bullying

10. 10
Athletes as Upstanders
TYPE OF INTERVENTION YES NO N/A %
I spoke up when I heard someone saying something I
found offensive or demeaning.
39.7% 3.7% 55.5% 91%
I stepped in to stop behavior that promoted bullying or
hazing.
26.2% 2.5% 69.9% 91%
I expressed concern when I saw a person exhibiting
abusive behavior toward another person.
23.7% 1.5% 73.3% 94%
I intervened when I saw someone trying to take
advantage of someone else sexually.
11.9% 1.7% 84.9% 88%
n=2270

11. Athlete Perspective & Experiences
60%
Think sexual
assault is a problem
at their school
Think they can play a role
in preventing sexual
assault at their school
40% 6%
Plan to be, or are
already, involved in
sexual assault prevention
n=2270

12. 12
Sign-Off Form Available
Form for annual attestation
goes live electronically
Sign-Off Deadline
Attestation form must be
submitted with proper sign-off
Board of Governors Report
List of compliant schools will be presented
to BoG and published on ncaa.org
Mar 1
2019
May 15
2019
August
2019
http://www.ncaa.org/sport-science-institute/ncaa-board-governors-policy-campus-sexual-violence-faq
NCAA Policy Timeline
Aug 17
2017
Aug 2013
Presumption of head coach
knowledge regarding violations
Changes in Enforcement

13. 13
CHALLENGE #1
Alignment
with NCAA
Tool Kit
CHALLENGE #2
Athletic
specific
content
CHALLENGE #3
Scope and
flexibility of
deployment
CHALLENGE #5
Evaluating
and reporting
impact
CHALLENGE #6
Annual
attestation
report
CHALLENGE #4
Tracking
and reporting
participation
Training Challenges

14. The Course

15. Alignment with the NCAA Toolkit
Leverage Research, Insights and Education to Drive Change
Delivered at Key
Time Periods
Dedicated
Platform 24/7
Real time
Informed by
Evidence
Content
developed by
leading experts
in prevention &
compliance
Comprehensive,
Ongoing Training
Distinct
experiences for
students and
staff, covering
critical topics
Addresses
Alcohol & Drugs
Includes
intersectionality
of sexual violence
and AOD
Evaluated for
Impact
Surveys and
assessments built
into courses

16. NCAA Sexual Assault Prevention
16
Student Athlete
Sexual Assault
Prevention
Athletic Staff
Sexual Assault
Prevention

17. 17
Student Athlete &
Athletic Staff Training
NCAA Tool Kit Aligned
Customizations
● Welcome/Closing
● Resources/Policies
● Images/Videos
● School Logo
WCAG 2.0 AA Accessible
Rigorous Surveys
Dedicated Platform
EVERFI Athletics Program

18. Sexual Assault Prevention for Student Athletes -
Course Structure

19. Customizations
• Welcome & Closing Letters
• Custom Logo
• Custom Images
• Custom Videos
• Custom Content Pages
• Campus & Local Resources
• Reporting Options
• Survey Questions
Custom Content Page

20. Annual Impact Reports

21. Data Insights

22. Demonstrating Impact: Athletics
Bystander
Intervention
+2.7
Confidence in
Ability to
Intervene
Positive Peer
Norms
+5.5
Believe Peers
Would Take
Action
Knowledge and
Awareness
+7.7
Aware of
Support
Resources
Knowledge and
Awareness
+6.5
Know How to
Report SA
Survivor Support
+6.4
Believe Survivor
Not
to Blame
Positive Peer
Norms
+7.6
Believe Peers
Would Not Engage
in Sex If Other
Person Drunk
Gender
Stereotypes
-6.6
Endorse
Gender
Stereotypes

23. Poll 2:
What other topics are
top of mind for your
Athletic Department?
A. Mental Health and Wellness
A. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
A. Hazing Education

24. Join us!
June 10-12, 2019 in Nashville, Tennessee
The CPN Summit brings together campus
professionals dedicated to addressing the issues
that matter most ⏤ sexual assault, alcohol and
other drugs, wellness and mental health,
diversity, equity, and inclusion ⏤ through the
blending of cutting-edge insights and high-
impact prevention strategies.
cpnsummit2019.everfi.com